How to Say “I Have” in Hebrew
In Hebrew, the phrase to say “I have” is יש לי. The phrase יש לי is used to state that the speaker possesses or owns something.
In Hebrew, the phrase to say “I have” is יש לי. The phrase יש לי is used to state that the speaker possesses or owns something.
In Hebrew, the English word ‘really’ is expressed as באמת. The word באמת functions as an adverb meaning ‘actually’ or ‘in truth’.
The English phrase “thank you jesus” is translated into Hebrew as תודה ישוע.
חלומות מתוקים is the Hebrew way to say sweet dreams. חלומות מתוקים is used as a parting wish when someone is going to sleep, similar to the English usage.
The English phrase shabbat is the Hebrew word שבת. The word שבת refers specifically to the Jewish Sabbath, the seventh day of the week.
The Hebrew word for egg is ביצה. ביצה refers to the edible egg of a domestic fowl or the contents of such an egg used as food.
The Hebrew phrase for “my princess” is הנסיכה שלי. הנסיכה שלי is an affectionate term.
The English phrase ‘be blessed’ is translated into Hebrew as תבורך.
The Hebrew word for darling is יקיר. יקיר is used as an affectionate term of address to describe a person who is very dear to someone.
The Hebrew word for wedding is חתונה \ חֲתֻנָּה. The word חתונה is used to refer to both the ceremony itself and the event/party celebrating the marriage.